Cheating

The term “cheating” is defined as any attempt by a student to answer questions on a test, quiz, or assignment by means other than their own knowledge.  Examples include the following:

• Using a textbook or other materials, such as a notebook, not authorized for use during an examination;
• Using technology (i.e., generative artificial intelligence (AI) programs or apps, communication platforms, cell phones, computers, tablets, social media, text messages, etc.) to aid in the completion of work unless explicitly permitted to do so;
• The acquisition, without permission, of tests or other academic material belonging to a member the DACC faculty or staff; and/or
• Engaging in any behavior (to complete an assignment, test, or project) that is specifically prohibited by a faculty member in the course syllabus or class discussion.